DW may have saved my butt more than once, but I don't really recommend that product either (having seen it freeze in mid-repair). It hasn't destroyed a disk that I've owned, though, so that places it slightly higher on the totem pole than TTP4 (or TTD, for that matter) for me. I suppose it's the lesser of two evils (three evils if you count Norton Utilities, which I don't as that product goes beyond the pale as far as screwing up my disks is concerned). I'm genuinely happy to see that it works for someone, though, as I'm far more interested in seeing working products and keeping my mouth shut than posting negative comments. Cheers.
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DW may have saved my butt more than once, but I don't really recommend that product either (having seen it freeze in mid-repair). It hasn't destroyed a disk that I've owned, though, so that places it slightly higher on the totem pole than TTP4 (or TTD, for that matter) for me. I suppose it's the lesser of two evils (three evils if you count Norton Utilities, which I don't as that product goes beyond the pale as far as screwing up my disks is concerned). I'm genuinely happy to see that it works for someone, though, as I'm far more interested in seeing working products and keeping my mouth shut than posting negative comments. Cheers.Reply to This | Parent
Saturday, July 22 2006 @ 07:44 PM PDT